Cold Blooded
(2003)
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Cold Blooded
(2003)
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Vidal
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| John Kapelos | ... |
Lou Miles
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| Kenneth Welsh | ... | ||
| Brian Markinson | ... |
Alec Grinell
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| Michael Moriarty | ... | ||
| Gloria Reuben | ... |
Lana Fuentes
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Billy Morton | ... |
Frank
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| Patti LuPone | ... |
Van Klerk
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Paul Coeur | ... |
Zalosky
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Martin Evans | ... |
Gordon
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| Joe Norman Shaw | ... |
Solomon's Aide
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Elizabeth Hanes | ... |
Light Murado
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Lyle St. Goddard | ... |
Truck Driver
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David Lereaney | ... |
Mr. Tsiakos
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Valerie Planche | ... |
Mrs. Tsiakos
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A serial murderer of teenage girls is loose, and working the case are a possibly corrupt detective Lou Miles a probably corrupt chief inspector Brodsky and his "favorite snitch." Dark personal histories and current politics mix to get the ambitious DA and her investigator involved. Written by Alan Deikman
The movie jumps in after several teens have been missing. There is very little action/suspense to the movie. It plods along in a dull fashion, and the viewer knows its going to be one of the star characters that is guilty, so its not even a big surprise. The big surprise for me was being very bored by the movie. Michael Moriarty and Patty Lupone are listed as stars, but until near the end they have very little substantial scenes or dialog. The movie is advertised as a hunt for a serial killer, but not much is given to show any forensic evidence found, how to link it to a suspect, where the murders took place, and the big Why the murders. The end solves the "mystery" but it is not very exciting; in fact it is a boring conclusion.